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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-11

why, how are you. Billy" said a travel
ing man, on meeting AN acquaintance in Chi
cago. Il am indeed surprised TO see YOU
here. | thought you were living in St
Louis
Il was until a short time since
"lndeeti' And how long have you been in
CbicagofT
II was resurrected last January. ."-Mer-
chant Traveller
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-11

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." /" Quick re
lief, complete cure. Corns, warts, bunions. l5c
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-11
4 Change of Station.

Il was not always in this station of life, =
said the hack driver plaintively as he reached
or his fee
"Iudeei.'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-11

Workman-'Pears TO me we've got most all
the dirt out of it, 1t beats so light now.-Tio
Bits
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-11

NO, sir At one time was well known
and promising lawyer"
We'll. how do you feel over your promo
louf was The unfeeling rejoinder.. -Mer.
liant Traveller
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-11

sel-d stamp for MIS-. Pinkhsru's '0uide TO Health
and Confidential circular. with description of GO.
and symptons OF wsasueas Mention th,, aupsr
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-11


CoCHR,NI { RnpGERs and J. h. MowER.
l5So Attorneys.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-11

pi RSDANT 10 the command of An ,rd., a,
sale IN PARTITION from the court Of common
pleas OF lark county. Ohio, and to me direct
"a ana drilttTed, VIII offer Tor sale al public
SanCuoh "L the premises. southwest corner of
Softh ana alter streets, Ia the city of Spring
hrld. IN said cnunfY IN ple
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-11

No family should be withoutLYDiA z PINKHAM's
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, biliousness
and torpidity of the liver. 20 cents per box.
All these world wi ide celebrated remedies are manu-.
faetured at ynn, Mass. The Compound Din form Of
!oEenges and pills.. Liver Pulls aud sanstivs W ssh
lan be sent By mail on pt Of price.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-11
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE 1T FREELY


It's absolutely safe for all female weak nesses
including leucorrhdi irregular and painful menstru
alton. Inflammation and Liberation of the womb
flooding. prclsprus utcri, &c. 1t contains no sub
stance that is harmful. Is s.ltc and soIrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Charles W Gspzel. catcher, first pisyed
BAL Ia the city Of Mime llolls In 'ss Can
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
B. { 0. TRANSFERRED
~gsTssn UNioe - POSSESSION
gs.sls.as Grssa ssys aAs@s ~iii sse -
Izers<asa Exesge - -Fss Css@e~si-
tlss Fslnfss-S Ses s.ay q. = y.
omsa. - - Gisssa.

Nss Y8sz. 0et The Exacafays Com
nsiltes Of ne Western Laion Company Hss
a. y . cloek losAy Tie sessicG Continued
sbour - mla1lss. Altar taa nesting Dr.
Norvia Grssn made ths following state
1ssuE We h.ss lad a mssEing and AAfe
r.1Gsd sad confirmed The contract of pug
chased ma.is yesterday. The Western
Ua.on a0w osns The Raiflm0rs ONO
tslesraph system. iI actually took p0sses-ion
OF tas properly Yesterday siosi propose
u disclss the terms II the contrast. That's
|. prEass matter between ourselves.
Al ths pabile cares % knoz
ABOUT - tAaf se have c0ns1mmsLed
tas purchase. We nave 40 lntsatiOn Of IN
ereasink rates except perhaps Ia IAe case
Of s0me iss competitive points.
Ar Terry said thai The eom mpsny had no
intsnfioa 0f closing Any lafEs number Of
baltimore a Ohio oa1css, 4ad that lev
changes would DC made ia The business Tor
me present. A ullsapprshenslon seems 70
sxis 40 70 s1Y Ihs Western nion sh0old
pay me BalLim0rs a OaiO railroad 500
a year Tor nfty years. iuasm1cn as u
has purchased the tsiesrapa system
Outright. Mr. SAGE explained the
matter today The B4lumors q OniO
railroad ae said, owns certain 4mcant
OF telegraph property indspehdsnt Of tue
Baltimore a Ohio Telegraph Company.
This 5 Used manly for The telegraph bus
mess Of the railroad. but a n1mo-r Of OH
ces have been established aud operated
thereon for ths benehg OF the public. BUS
iness rom these sflccs. together With tbs
Fight Of way and other privileges. are leased
70 ths ssiern I MON. the right 20 use TIE
wires lor railroad business IS heretoioFe
beinx retained The railroad = % attend 10
ths payinx OF salaries snd ordinary operst-
ing sxpeuses. Jay Gould - reported 10
have confirmed the terms Of the contract as
Oabiished yesterday, and % have said that
tae securities had besu delivered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

ssecisi Correspondence TsLEsRsx HERALD.
EAsr J0RpAN. Oct Mrs. II. T.. Barlow
lsf todsy for visit with friends At Fem
torvfIis Mrs. @. ". sutton eft this
morning for soi0urn With Der parents st
Decsfur ur-R keuo Glenn, Of the Esst
Jordan Lumber Company has gone 70
Grand Rapids and Cbicsgo, on business tor
the f-m. The 6rm Of Glenn & Porter
srd~ood lumber manufacturers. are sue
ceedsd bv the Essr Jordan isumber Com
psay Mr.. J. 9. Glenn selling bis interest in
the mil 10 Mr. Frost. of Chicago. Mr.
Gisnns son RsuD. retains quarter interest
IN he store snt VII remain in manage
menl of he same. Nr. Glenn has added
materially t0 .hs building ap Of our town
sad bis tspaturs vii e deeply feik He
- going West - iocafa.--Mrs James
Shear. Who bss been visiting in Grand Rap
ids f3r some uule past. hss rstnTnsd home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
rss VOLUNTEERS VICTORY


BssEoN, GA t.i hs pss.is sseeDs..,u hv
tie city - 0easrai fsisa asas,. saa
hawssa Burgess dss sues q sAs ysois
Nolan'ser. wss assenaed ~ eFss5 e. ua-
laeroas that hsioEe scleok shis evening
fansusihaA va allied ~ sssfilow sns sna
Il.srs we're un2els ~ s.ia ealr4aos. Ran.
nest knsoribse "faFiss1.- ayfiesef" .ra
oiaAieer sefe assslsspa sAe nor3l
yacht and ouf sssica 1ssn gas
fs~iistA AAiats thssss npan
l,ls' sra. were Captain oroeteF. ~ho. With
the Msy fio~er outasiles ths tseassls aAa
ia-ny ethrr vel knoen saolssass.
ssleFohsnss aud pTotess.opsi aud sublle
lsaea- Aans ladies' were "a Tie sudle1os.
The oakiei esna furnished t1s luu.ie
Mayor . brisn. ~As presided insrodnosa
OeneFxi Paine IA . nex title soosaL. I.x
esnef % the cssmpioE sioop va loudly
ehsersa e. Ls sleppsd f.rwzra. lie
returned his hearty thanks Tor IN.
reception sna ssia the gathering
va proof ef the great inlssesf is'l ~ fas
psopls Ia The com ,stition Ios sa,erserils ~
ysoLtins. The fhistls he said was IN
deae'ecls the sesi boat thai hsa been sent
% ooaapsle ioi tss hnhrlass cs1e he lad
never under estimated htf sh1,lliss and a.
have beaten sack vesssl wss lea II which
Captain Burgess should be pssad A. fhs
aeslgAer and Captain hon az iht ssllol 4
the victor. The cres hsc aone nobss uofA.
thanks we're also due 10 C1leme.
dors f0ftss sad othafz wAo had
advanced ths Art al yachting snd tlas Id
az "a TIE present victory.
Hearty applause followed Gss fainss
bTlef remarks
burgess wss then intr0duoed and Aiso -.
celFed generous welcome. he ga = no
speech. but briefly eKpressea Ais s 3 apllre-
cation Of The attention shown h.m SEoi
sl'e"ches followed bs Gov. Ames. sx-Msrar
lroe. ". n. Isefeit. Charles lev Nold.
berry, hey r. A. Horton ano Thos. )
oorgsn. Rev. J. Ainol Savage. read a pssm
aPpiolElais 20 the OCCASION and the rroaa
then passed IA line across tie pialiorm
shaking hands with Nessrs. Paine aud
Burgess.
Although there must hsse been $500
people ID this prosesslon fbsre whs NO hitch
or delay ano everything cennectsd VITA ne
affair PASSED of very pleasantly. Capt.
Hor Was unable 10 Se present. hal some a
the crew OF the Volunteer wsrs on hand.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

rss Parry MA 90 % . EisA1A< Exesr
slss TsdsF.

MIskExzz. OcL T.-Ehs dzs opeasd
bright aAd beautiful 4ftsr = regular dosa-
poar * ran during ne night and every
tang tended y make Tia f.. rslaaiElng
hours Of tbs Presidents stss n ALsankse
Of ns0st peasant aarars. About 80 .
N. the carriages containing ths Presidential
kscsptl0n C0mnittse len tie Planklngton
HoGss and Preesedsd 10 tne soldiers Home.
The sldss "a tie aysn1s we're Ansd Ma
pe0pls, 4ho doffsd hats aid waved n4naa-
ke1caisfs. sails az 0cc4sienal cheer bfoAs
f1rth as some enthusiastic lodlsiduAi ezQknt
slxht OF the polllll a. cnisi. and i'm parted ais
sn Lhaslasn - th.sss aroond- Nosn TIE
caxslcads arrived a. the soldiers Home,
ths guaimsd and wounded soldiers sefs
drawn into line ssd salated the President
and bis wife a. they drove down the hns.
The cannon on the zreeasxafd IN 'front.' OF
the Home building vas ueann lille BOOM
ing forth Presidential salute
TIE time lelt before the dsparture Of TIE
usia wAs 50 brief that no stop sas masis.,
sad the carriage drove very rapidly through
the south side OF ths city aud up into the
resident portion OF the Seventh ward TO
Laxs PARK, where hzndsome driveway
lsd down 10 The Northwestern depot A
large crowd lad c0ngregated about deco
rated pavilion on the platform fuiiy an
hour before the distinguished party arrived,
aAd When The Presidents carriage came
into view it Vas greeted with . round Of
cheers which continued until the train leit
tho depot.
Iae appearances Of Mrs. Cleveland on the
platform vas sigma for an especial out
burst OF enthusiasm from the ladies. who
waved handkerchirfs and psrasols IA ac-
companl msnE TO the cheering. Mrs. Cleye-
land looks bright and fresh. notwithstand-
ing her continued round Of receptions. and
the levees which she has undergone, and
smiled sweetiy IS she accompanied her hus-
band 70 the ca.
The train pulled out OF the depot at iO5O,
nearly bali an hour later than intended
MADISON. Wis, Oct. The Presidents ;
train left Milwaukee half an hour late, and
reached here al l2i5. President Cleveland
this1 afternoon held . reception in the
rotands of the Capitol. Afterwards visit
Was made 90 the county fair where a trot-
ting race MAS witnessed. The President
and party then returned TO the house. of
Postmaster General Villas. where, this even
ing, a magnificent dinner was given in
honor OF the Chief Magistrate. Tomorrow
the President. PostmasteT-General and
others will 90 on . fishing trip during the
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

The Emperor Dom PeiTo reached Paris q
little after midnight. and vas welcomed ~
the Care d'orlesns by hundred OF more ~
his suhjscts "A tiInsworn, aging emperor
be looks. ssys a correspondent. @ss - stands
on the step 81 The csrTisgs for q moment.
while sn attscbs 81 the iagstson esrefuiy ties
q wk8te scarf round kh throat Dom petrs
has slept on ere vay. HIS sres s<s tired and
sbun the hstk He legs seem 70 bend pn6sr
him. emo his paIlid ebssks bear traces of jsne
Illness ed snriatv BE % dressed with grest
simplicity. A loBg black everest. dark
trousers. much the verse FER tas journey and
black felt travelling hat. rather erumpled
II costs hIs H1aj j~ssT quite en- efsrt r. rsnct
TIE pis1sorna bot ss lsss< 81 hast and stands
for > lsinrte isoking dsze1 snd fTstful - bis
subfe1fs crowd defersut.siiT srosine him and
kiss his hsBd Gen Brugers fnsvs< forward
sud biss ti,s snp~rsr vrieonss in ~ ps-s. u
TIE Tre~saent 4 trust your ma jesiv iiss hsd
= rieessnt Journey Fss be rssJ@tF bss
sad = rie1ssrf journey
80 Be ss-s. rvmsviss hss hss - hs sns-sTf
Tnctsee roz hov isslsts h-sd PAS Erovr, sn4
hov sno-v Write ~. t,eera hes termed sfrr>
- iast So hir - PaFis Wbers b the e-n,
rr-<s al bsis tinsel Do- petrs kss ~sssn
fo~rcf.en bsr An shsr. sbs s sfrng7iing
s,sirsuiiY - josn hsr rJoz-A Ths ssa-sr1.
fir6s~s ossir'e~f <nslisst srv~- a raid.
soprsf1s6inr psfssxt iitfl@ old lsdy Scarcely
fgul feef high. ~sth sDo-r trsssee srosotssd
Simply b.ek bafesfh bre~a srsw boflnet
Her Srsss - sltosefb-r eosint sn5 dsiigttful
sfrips6 arss ard wklts svvn ~ist . ise>tiv
rls~sef skirf ard pen h.ef esSs 9ue-
ruate6 - ~ -. -0vd for - 3ts vsrT difk
-olf r. - 81 fn>-- st~zs ssTs tfss s-nrTe~s.
ssolo0sticsllv - see--ssry - ssrsttsr ga
isrtlY afFers ner Ms arr ard beip~ e@r dcEn.
SER nsinuts ser rrs ieztF = en- sFhrseif'r iscy
81 tks pattern. She = slrssst ks<sec -
rse~as tafc-s So reers>s ere ~sfIna roorn.
vhs-t sbe ssruxzlss sesrs~-sly - EAs soor b.
Isa-n rsdr.fs ~aks Tjsu Fetrr. azex sp1
ss-s~rt - evsF Thlnking ~ <~1 rsfhsps.
vkses ~ r.efis sssiv. 1a - ~-sHtv.rs fts
-sro7s~s rss iass isnasp vhiie tts nssrereF
4erk7v sskes leavs - hit s0t}erss A ausr-
~ pazf ] slr-afTf ssTF f>1rs. elsns.af -
~ - - - aisspp~srz is.ass szxriaxs -
Nsw ssk Trif-zbs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

month of August, 1884. the Grand Rapids
Club disbanded, and Getzein was secured
for Detroit where he has remained ever
since. While he was in the Northwestern
League be was considered one OF the best,
if not the best pitcher in that organization,
which contained such material as Clarkson,
who played with Saginaw; Foutz. who
pitched for Bay City; Carruthers, of Mime
apolis. and other now celebrated pitchers.
Getzsin i. remarkable for the command he
has over the ball and the excellence with
which be fields his position: he has terrific
speed, and alternates fast and slow ball
with great success. He has also developed
within the past year a wonderful drop.
which has proven particularly effective in
his hands As batsman be is not rated
high, being a hard instead of a sure hitter.
The onlv fault that Geszein has is q quick
temper, which sometimes gets the best of
him To Getzein more than to any other
OF Detroit pitchers, is due the winning of
the pennant, as during the middle of the
the season. wher Conway and Baldwin
were unable to accompany the club, Getzein
Jumped in and did yeomsn service. He has
been surnamed the "Pretzel" by his fellow
players, and his ''pretzel" curves are men
toned by all base ball writers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

be has tsksn psrt in more championship
games than other player IN The world. He
first came into pronainence 80 the catcher of
OF the Forest City Clsh of Cleveland years
ago vhich wss ssmi-profsssonai orgsai-
zatioa. Il is claimed that "Fim' White
rz< ne aTst mar to introduce u1deFhaud
throwing. nov commonly csiied pitching.
ss when Al Pratt as pitcher a. Cleveland.
got hif pretty bard. Jim" wouid 20 into the
hox snd Sc The ssis through a. rapidly
fhst the npiTs wouid rai. nm Ont ss ~
ID on seversl occasions. claiming thst s1ch
spee6 couh1 not - nroGace1 5T sfgsisss srn
pitchi1x- rh-h rss the oriT iegsl forns a.
tat tire. 3 Whlts wss esfcher for
fne Ross0T e6 >tockines ~Aich cl1b
sts orzsr "a ~ BsrrT Wrzht ard ha3
"a ~ ustcns A - Spslding. nov Pr@si3sut
of he Chscsxo Cab II "A jim plsye6
Erst esse fof Bosto1 oBf IN IS be wsut BE-
bird re es1 seai8. D8rszE tbees ta~-~
vesrs RoSGa wn1 Re pernsnt n = ths
E'rs Bic Feur. c1npr.sirs SrslSlrF
= hite. Barnes All kefs left lhs Bosfo1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08


proven that he has by no
means lost bis effectiveness. lie has plenty
of speed. which be works alternately with
slow ball. He is hard worker. fields bis
position well and never knows when be is
whipped or gives up until the last man is
out. He can pitch Just - hard. aud with
as much heart when he il being hr hard.
as when they are unsble 10 touch him. il
is rather peculiar. that while Conway has
been hit bsr6 bv the weaker clubs Of the
League. New York has never been able TO
touch him. and be always witches The best
game sgsinst the 'Gisnts.' Last year be
played in thirtv-one games. and had q field
ing average o; .5ss and 8 batting average o.
.235. being more than a fair batter for =
pitcher This wear ne bas PLAYED ia twenty
two games, and hrs q fielding avsTsre q
.224. Pete" is always . pleasant good
nstured fellow. snd = vsry popular. both
with bis felloT p'szers. and the audiences.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

continued with the Crickets during 1877.
filing every position on the hsld except
pitcher. In '78 be Joined the Utica club as
third basemen. but was called upon to fill
at different times almost every position on
the diamond. His great ability a. general
player won him the Clipper medal in that
year. In '7e he was secured by the Buffalo
club, with which organization he continued
until bis release was secured by Detroit in
'S5. He is one of the big -Four" and is
considered by many the greatest all around
player in the country. As fielder he has
few superiors. being an absolute sure catch
Of fly ball, and one OF the finest long dis
tance throwers in the country. 1t is said
that during the first three years he wss
with the Buffalo club be dropped only one
fly ball. As a second baseman he has no
superior in the League, with The possible
exception Of Dunlap. In this position he
covers large amount of ground, is won
derfully active on hard hit grounders, and
his throwing is perfect. As oatsmsn he
also excels, and he is one Of the hardest,
cleanest hitters in the profession.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

CsssoroTTs oct 7.-E =. Rssd, we'll
knozh citzan Of EdssFdsegrg, last even
drove n Granger. oa the g &c. T., tsl 5,sIt
his dsaghtsr AdzIs sberpd ihe Fast tran
esa tfsst-rozd. as 4 8oeS netstop ~ - 1sr1s-
S1rg. Eseaa ifh hit daltfftrr - pet On fhe
strsin aad sfafFs3 bsek fo1 hoTas. sIaE As lie
vss driving scr0ss tie raliT8sa frsek. tbout
hsIfs nile souta zesf ~ ~ vzrosoare. fhs
train or which Vas tedie siraCs his b8zrr
and Killed his oorss. and inflicted snch ln-
inrl.s upor hirn that be di~d ssoui two
hours sfrsr Nr Reed wss deaf ard the
rirhf rsrF aa-k.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

LIZ Nss1sru Lease listsni iiDg. IA the Enaa-
dis ~ lie ss2xu2 lssa h4iawiE ~As srcArr2
~ Detroit zac rs ~ork viii Ihis eiQe oef-
lhf he latss1 p4rt Il t1e seas1.a - - an
Al - - sas pheoaMensi snd hs ~as oa1a-
si&efe0 0ne os t&e grs2fesl pitchers Ia tae
League vslng - the neN ralez. sna IA
zFm oeins n rst1eT usa snasse. BALDWIN <iaa
1ot show Up as vel a. rks eEinulos 81
Tie season ss MAS sxpected- Alter . iolg
RES "a fe l0.ned tAs clae a. Sessszaeer iAst
sna has s.Hos pitched ia his cid ssyis tsrIa
snd prOye1 10 az th4l be has a0l yet iosi
h1s grp- LAST year lie pitenea In rfts SIX
games. villa "a sserags ~ 10 earned runs
Eer game aAa asioIaF average II .lt.s. AZ
batter BE wzs ABOVE Tie Average pitcher
having an sversss Of 3a. This yea bald
yin has pitched twenty-five games <hd
has al average Of SEQ earned rams Per
game made ot hin.
baldwin l. Isan of bat few words. he
has wonderful command Of the tall, snd 10
this fact i due much Of his snooess. a. he
works ths corners OF the plates 10 good sd-
vantage.
Charles W Camel ossnhar f~Ss s,trVe1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
powcsaLY uaISISo FRIENDS.
His Address Well Rsesfvsd-Nrs. Barry
W.at. Mare Consideration for w. men

His Address Well Rscsfvod-Nrs. Barry
want. nsrs coasiasr.tioa for We men
MIxSkAPoLIs, ssOct. THE effect OF Pow
derly's address yesterday has been generally
good, aud iE IL thought that hs will gain
trends oy The sentiments expressed, a.
though they were somewhat antiquated.
His remarks with regard 10 his alleged con-
nsction With Socialism and Anarchy, IN
.hich he said he drew A wide distinction
setsesn The two. and vould ask the Gen
srat ASSEMBLY 70 'dedne the position Of the
Order on the attempts that have been made
q arostisute 10 % such base uses as the
anarchists would pat it. were very we'll
rsceivsd, and Won much comment IN his
favor.
The report that big dght was made in
the convention over a new constitution Is
not wholly without foundation. In tact.
talk Is auite general among the delegates 10
the elect that such q light 8 quite likely
% come up ia the convention. and thatths
constitution viii be bitterly opposed BY the
ants" What strength they viii DC able
10 5evelop II the matter q brought up and
reaches q vote IS not known. The princi-
pal point Of opposition among the ants
seems 10 bs that they 90 not ike the idea
OF the general officers holding once for \
two years term. Il 10 quits evident that
the Two factions in the convention fear each
other. The fact that lengthy secret eau
cuses are held nightly goes . long way TO
sustain this belief
Gsnsrsl Treasurer FREDERICK Turner this
sftern0on submitted bis annual report,
showing that the gross receipts for the year
we're S4J7 90. acd the expenditures SAIL
6S3. Mrs. LcOns M. Barry, general investi-
gator Of The order. submitted a report IN
-hich shs contendsd that 50 far that part
Of the constitution which related TO women
hsd been bat mockery, and she urged that
more thorough measures be adopted IA be-
half of women. Various other reports and
many resolutions were saonaitted, and then
ths congenlion adlonrned until tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

he had batting average OF .2i2, ranking
thirty in the League. and catching
average Of sl2, ranking first. This year,
up TO date. his batting average is .365. rank
ing about fifth in his club. and his fielding
average is .a52, ranking first in the League
Bennett is q man of very unassuming ways,
makes friends with all, is never known to
kick" during the game, never become,
ratified and is the finest thrower to bases
in tie country. To the wonderful support
given them by Bennett is due much of the
success OF Getzein and Baldwin as pitchers
Charles II. Getzein. Detroit's crack pitch
err will be % wears old in December He
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

wssrfssroS. Oct The Posfofica De-
psrtnent IS informed By Division Superin-
tendent Turner. a. Atlanta. thai yellow
fever prevails a. Tampa. Fla. The Board
ef Hsaith VI esfshiis1 = quarantine a.
skelsnd. Turner ask Sc the ulsis shall
- transferred st SefFfer No Instructions
vii - given uanl tcucrro~, there beng q
fispufe 81 weer tne fsrnca sutboriries sad
the National Besrd II Hesith a. % whether
rs'ow fevsr reailv sxsfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
BASE BAL

TIE p>troit- t-rndisaspoEs noe yest rdsy
resulted in tie in he -iEha innu- and
had 70 - abandoned on account of lark
ness. e. dit also the New York-Phils6 elphis
game
a. New York RRzE
New Yo-sn . . . oas e-s 70 1
Fntlsdei Ddlaa 5 0 Q 9 o - s 10 3
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witnessed by Several vesseis-Sone o
Them Able TO Aid Her.

Them Able TO Aid Her.
DErsou. Oct. The laundering OF the
tug orisnt. of Marine City, Mich, was wit
messed BY several vessels detained by the
storm near Point au Pelee, but the
waves were so angry that they could
render the tug no assistance. After
struggling vainly in their efforts
10 free the Orient of the water
that poured into and over her, the entire
crew we're carried TO the bottom of the
lake with her final plunge. The Orient
was built at Buffalo fifteen years ago. but
wss practically rebuilt IN 1882. and vas this
year ratsi A by the inland Lloyds, and
accounted sesworthy, and valued at
u 500. J. Ragen, OF the pro-
peller Nahant was half owner. the
other bali being owned by Capt Daniel
Lyons and Engineer John David, who went
down With her. The other members Of the
crew, all Of whom were lost, were: Law
renee Pzagbors. second engineer; Ed. Kane,
mate, Robert Boshaw. fireman, and Joseph
Shorkey. stswssd-sll .of Marine City or
that vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
JUMPED TO HER DEATH.
A Ysapg Lady Killed by Lespine from .
Carriage Ia Falrmoant PARK.

PHrLaDxPHIA. Oct. Julia Naylor. Q
young lady very popular in society, was
killed this morning By jumping from car
rage in Fairmount Park. The horses had
become frightened At something in the path
and Miss Naylor. thinking they would run
away, sprang from the carriage together
With Mrs. William Dissson, Who was driv-
ing with her Miss MAYORS head struck
the hard road, causing almost instant
death Mrs. Disston escaped serious injury.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Alc1k uc, m1oc his
appearance on the
diamond as a pro-
fessional with the
NashsnBocks, OF
New Castle. Penn.
III 1874. alternating
as catcher and
semsn.
Bennett led the
League in lss3,
1884, So 50, and at
the PRESENT. time he
is ahead Of all for
1857. He is 80
years Of age. weighs
about $50 pounds.
and is within an
inch of being six
feet tall. LasI Vear